. Stamp it on your project, cover with embossing powder (comes in black, white, clear, gold and silver) and heat to create that raised, glossy embossed look.
. Use the clear powder after stamping versamark over a pre stamped image (line up with a "stamp-a-ma-jig") and the pre stamped image colour will come through.
. Use it as a stamp pad to make watermark-like patterns - great for backgrounds on scrapbook pages (acid free).
. I haven't actually tried this myself ( I guess I should), but I have it on good authority that you can use it to with embossing powder to creat images on glass (and therefore other non-porous surfaces too, I guess). Leave a comment to tell me if you tried this.
. Stamp an image and then use a "dauber" to sponge "poppin' Pastels" over the image. The image will pop out like magic. If you want you can erase any unwanted chalk with the eraser that comes with the pastels.
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You can actually ink up with versamark and regular ink before stamping the image - and proceed to use clear embossing powder. Eliminates the need for a stamp-a-ma-jig!
ReplyDeleteTrue Susan. It's just that some people (like me:) ) might not like to leave Versamark on their ink pad. Probably makes no difference but you know me. he he.
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